You don’t have to be a professional ‘sommelier’ or ‘fromager’ to know that cheese and wine go together. That’s why we’ve compiled our ultimate cheese pairing guide of 2019.
Wine and Cheese combinations can be quite tricky, especially when you are just beginning out and have no idea where to start. The taste, smell and texture of every drink and food is so varied that you can easily go wrong if you don’t know the basic.
Produced in the Lan Mancha region of Spain, this unpasteurized sheep’s milk cheese is one of the most popular cheeses of Spain. The Manchego cheese has a distinctly fruity and nutty flavour and the pleasant grassy aroma is what makes it so appealing to have along with a glass of wine.
Italians are widely known for pairing some excellent wine and cheese combinations because of their love of food and drinks.
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Love cheese? Use our large database to learn more about your favourite dairy! Fun fact: Did you know Pecorino Romano was a part of the staple diet of Roman soldiers?
From popular Cheddar to exotic Shanklish and from soft to firm cheeses, you can find information such as Flavour, Rind, Producers, Fat Content, Type and Country of Origin.
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